The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30

send your erderS 10 the CHAMPION of
 flee.
 The attention of our readers is in
 vited to the new ad. of II. S. Bridg,
 & Co. is this issue. They are one o
 the oldest and largest established
 firms in San Francisco, and make it
 point to send an agent to the differ
 ent towns in the territory every three
 months.
 l J. A. Monaghan, the good looking
 and sweet voiced representative ol
 Messrs. Gordan Bros, the merchant
 tailors of San Francisco, is again op a
 visit 10 Flagstaff. The result will be,
 as usual, our people will be better
 dressed and their pocket books will
 be lighter.
 Philip Hull, Sr., one of the leading
 horse raisers of YavapaI county whose
 range is in the San Francisco noun.
 talns, sold this week to the Bell Bros.
 ten head of three-yea horses.
 They are as fine animals as have been sold for some time. The price paid we are informed was SIo5 per head. Scribner's magazine for April is full of more than usually interesting mat. ter. The development of the steam ship IS an excellent paper, giving a history oi maratime experiments from the earliest efforts at steam navigation while to those fond of rural subjects the forests ot North America Is charming subject ably treated.
 A. w. Callen (Grizzly) passed through here on the east bound train this week en route for Kansas and New York Dr. Callen goes on a visit to his family first, who reside in Juno. tion City, Kansas. From there he goes to New York City to meet some mining men, with whom he is largely interested with in some valuable gold properties in the southwestern DOT ton of this county. He contemplates being absent about four weeks.
 Considerable consternation has been caused In town by rumor that there were some dogs loose effected with ht tdrophobla and several dogs were killed, although there is no certainty that any of them were affected by the | disease, Among the unfortunate ca. nines who suffered extinction was Constable Odell's "Keno," a dog that was a dog, and behaved himselfa a | good deal better than some of the specimens of humanity around town.
 All old customers of H S.. Bridge k Co.,, of San Francisco, the we'll lnown merchant tailors were d delight. d 10 see their agent; c. E. Paddock, make their town visit this week, iis stay here has been prolonged ow. ng5to good business and he has ad- led many names to :helr already large Ist of patrons. Mir Paddock will top at all towns between here and Albuquerque, and we can speak from , NpenenCe that all orders he mayi,ake 'iII b= satisfactorily and promptly at. ( ended 10.
 Mir. T. J. CoaIter, of the firm of 'oalter and Gale of this town, was 'arrIcd on Wednesday, the 2oth. oi ,prli al Albuquerque, x. M. to Miss lary Roberts, daughter of Mir. and | Irs. $. A. Roberts, of sthat place, he Albuquerque Democrat says: lev. Mir. Citizens performed the cer. T mon! in hls happlest manner. A rse number of the fienu, of the | Imliy "e ere Ert ,cnt ai.I were hand. $ 1i"eiy entertained by lle rSpitable c ost and hostess H. wedL ..lg pres. . lt" weIs unnSuai!y numerous and n al dson.e, g:yng evidence of the T (" 'y n.drrlrd palr, They left for a a lorE OrlIaI tour on the morning train II nd will return to their home in Flag. e ati rexl week. The CHAMPION wis0- U
 '',em all the happiness that can d 'sslOly be m store for them in their :. ,w relation. 1c
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